Proximity

... cells from a suspect. However, blood cells and cheek cells are clearly different. The process of cell differentiation is not fully understood. Proximity is somehow involved. During early development, cells in contact with each other generally develop into similar tissue. While other cells also ...

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... I have the impression that peroxisomes are like little fume hoods that isolate and mop up stuff like H2O2 and are not normally located in any proximity to the cellular membrane. Is this so? I notice companies sell antibodies to catalases - so are they able to get these into the cells, or can ...

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... to get rid of nettles in my back garden. I have read in various other botanical forums that nettles have a high phosphate demand and grow well in proximity of rubble. I have hoed and cleaned well the soil of all debris. (including rubble) the garden looked a bit like a land fill after years and ...

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... by this. The individual must evolve to pass on a gene with a complete digestive system. The collective of early organisms do not evolve in close proximity and thus effect each other's ability to overcome these difficulties. Obviously, the individual cannot spontaneously evolve this because stomach ...

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... as above.The secondary structure tells you the local structure. The tertiary structure is overall structure (that is, helix 1 is in close proximity with helix 3 and both are covered with beta-sheets 4-6) To my knowledge, the quaternary structure applies only for the multi-subunit proteins ...

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